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"It's about finding sounds that enhance rather than distract. I like my guitar to sound big – I record through two amps at once": New Zealand indie royalty Kane Strang on winning Dinosaur Jr.'s support and how he conveys Office Dog's cinematic sound - Vimarsana News

"It's about finding sounds that enhance rather than distract. I like my guitar to sound big – I record through two amps at once": New Zealand indie royalty Kane Strang on winning Dinosaur Jr.'s support and how he conveys Office Dog's cinematic sound

From melodies to off-kilter riffs to the occasional wall of sound, New Zealand indie veteran Kane Strang delivers the six-string goods on his trio’s debut

Office Dog US Tour Fundraiser Shows Announced w/ Violet Hirst - Vimarsana News

Office Dog US Tour Fundraiser Shows Announced w/ Violet Hirst

Widely hailed by those with ears to listen as a high water mark of Aotearoa music in 2023, Office

Money - Samuel Chambers - Vimarsana News

Money - Samuel Chambers

In this chapter taken from Capitalist Economics (2022), Samuel Chambers explains how the fetish of money works using credit-debt and value social relations. The chapter was expanded into the book Money Has No Value (2023). Both are highly recommended.

Source: libcom.org
It's 'Spiel' Time with Office Dog - Vimarsana News

It's 'Spiel' Time with Office Dog

Office Dog's Spiel sounds like hearing three different records simultaneously. The superficial cacophony makes one an active participant in creating what they hear.

Dinosaur Jr. Auckland Show Supports Announced - Office Dog - Vimarsana News

Dinosaur Jr. Auckland Show Supports Announced - Office Dog

US gods of indie-rock Dinosaur Jr. are soon returning to Aotearoa, treating their legions of local